Does Music Really Affects Your Productivity?

Anyone of you ever felt music has a very unique way of expressing that we almost impossible to put into words?

Music Does Increase Productivity?

1) Music can help make repetitive tasks easier

"A series of experiments has investigated the relationship between the playing of background music during the performance of repetitive work and efficiency in performing such a task. The results give strong support to the contention that economic benefits can accure from the use of music in industry."

2) In a noisy workplace, music may be an escape

"In one study involving information technology specialists, she found that those who listened to music completed their tasks more quickly and came up with better ideas than those who didn’t, because the music improved their mood."

3) Music is no exception to interfere with learning 

"Music demands too much of your attention - even when the sounds are subtle- to be listened to when you are trying to learn or analyze new information."

4) For those that do benefit from listening to music during creative sessions, an “ambient” presence of music appears to work best

"Researchers have shown that a moderate noise level can really get creative juices flowing, but that too much noise has the opposite effect."

5) It may be beneficial to listen to music you are familiar with if you need to intensely focus for a project

"With familiar music, you know what lies ahead and thus the sound doesn't become your primary focus."

6) There are certain types of music best suited to make us all more productive during immerse tasks

"One study in particular made it very clear that Baroque-period tunes appear to have a measurable impact on productivity. The study only had 8 radiologists as subjects, however all but one reported that the classical music had a notable improvement on their concentration."

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